3 Review(s)

1. A unique work that lays out a step-by-step approach to identify relevant GIS applications, spatial methods, data collection and mapping techniques for gender inequalities research 2. Provides practical hands-on knowledge on GIS applications, well-organized and with sections that are both compelling and unfold in a logical manner 3. Has a strong international and global perspective. The author is well-informed in global perspectives 4. The patterns/processes and indicators driving gender inequality are investigated at various temporal scales and at comparably detailed resolutions 5. Illustrates finer-scale case studies, appropriate for local programs and interventions, as well as global scale studies contributing to international and national level policy discussions on gender inequality